You measured your patient’s (R) wrist flexion ROM and the patient was able to move from the standard starting position to 10 degrees of motion without help and an extra twenty degrees with help. Document these results in standard format for a SOAP note:

The available ROM for wrist flexion may be affected by the position of the fingers. If the fingers are flexed, the amount of wrist flexion ROM should:a.        Increaseb.        Decrease           Explain the reason for the change in ROM from the question above (be specific and use medical terminology to explain):

What is the “normal” AAOS ROM for: A. wrist flexion B. wrist extension C. wrist radial deviation D. wrist ulnar deviation

Describe one quick method discussed in class which can be used to assess functional ROM for:     a. Shoulder abduction and external rotation     b. Forearm pronation and supination

Which of the following statements are True or False  The H-Br bond is a polar covalent bond [1] The C-H bond is a polar covalent bond [2] The Cl-Cl bond is a non-polar covalent bond [3]

Which of the following statements are True or False  The C-H bond is a polar covalent bond [1] The Cl-Cl bond is a non-polar covalent bond [2] The H-Br bond is a polar covalent bond [3]

Given A has 5 valence electrons and Z has 7 valence electrons, which is the molecular shape/geometry of AZ3? 

Given A has 5 valence electrons and X has 7 valence electrons, which is the molecular shape/geometry of AX3?   

Determine if the following compounds are named correctly  The correct name for NaNO3 is sodium nitrate [1] The correct name for PbCl2 is lead chloride [2] The correct name for P4O10 is phosphorous decaoxide [3]

Determine if the following compounds are named correctly The correct name for NaNO3 is sodium nitrate [1] The correct name for PbBr2 is lead bromide [2] The correct name for P4O6 is phosphorous hexaoxide [3]